Alabama Postal worker pleads guilty after hundreds of pieces of undelivered mail found in his apartment

  Postal worker pleads guilty after hundreds of pieces of undelivered mail found in his apartment

"...An Alabama man who was employed as a contract postal worker for the U.S. Postal Service admitted that he failed to deliver hundreds of pieces of mail. ..."

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USPS News Link | Former employee goes to prison for counterfeit check fraud scheme | The USPS Office of Inspector General is highlighting the ‘cautionary tale’

  Former employee goes to prison for counterfeit check fraud scheme | The USPS Office of Inspector General is highlighting the ‘cautionary tale’

"...A former Postal Service employee and her accomplice will spend several years in federal prison for a multimillion-dollar check fraud scheme.

Kalaijha Tomeco Ranier Lewis, the former employee, and her accomplice, Brian Christopher Williams III, defrauded several banks and credit unions between 2021 and 2023, according to a news release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Alabama.

The USPS Office of Inspector General recently highlighted the case as a “cautionary tale” on its website. ..."

Reference: USPS News Link




 

Fingerprints from rat traps in mailboxes lead postal inspectors to Mobile man

  Fingerprints from rat traps in mailboxes lead postal inspectors to Mobile man

"Jonathan Randle pleads guilty to bank fraud, identity theft charges...MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - Postal workers over the past couple of years found rat traps in mailboxes – a discovery that proved crucial in finding a mail thief, according to court records.

Jonathan Taylor Randle, 32, of Mobile, pleaded guilty Tuesday to federal bank fraud and aggravated identity theft charges. A judge scheduled sentencing for July. ..."

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Former Mobile postal worker admits to stealing millions of dollars in checks from mail

  Former Mobile postal worker admits to stealing millions of dollars in checks from mail

"Kalaijha Tomeco Rainier Lewis and Brian Christopher Williams III pleaded guilty in federal court to conspiracy to commit bank fraud. ...Lewis, who worked as a clerk at the downtown post office on St. Joseph Street, admitted that she took stacks of business checks over a roughly three-month period this year and then sold them..."

Reference: www.fox10tv.com